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Publication - The HEED project: Summary of multi-level cross sectional impact

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Title
The HEED project: Summary of multi-level cross sectional impact
Publisher
Humanitarian Engineering and Energy for Displacement (HEED) Project, Coventry University
Author
Al-Kaddo, Hajar., Halford, Alison., Nixon, J.D., and Gaura, Elena
Published in
October 2021
Abstract
Globally, there are 82.4 million displaced people and 26.4 million refugees. An estimated 7 million displaced people in camps have access to electricity for less than four hours a day, making them among the most likely groups left behind in the global drive for improved energy access. In settings that are both precarious economically and politically, humanitarian actors need access to design protocols and pathways for energy products and services that deliver inclusive, affordable, and sustainable energy systems that benefit camp-based populations now and in the future. This briefing paper overviews three impacts that emerged from the project outcomes that can aid short and long-term improved access to energy and sustainability of energy systems for refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs)
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